Iran school bombing: fears of cover-up

A secret investigation into the US military's bombing of a girls’ school in Minab, Iran, that killed at least 175 people, has reportedly concluded but remains undisclosed amid concerns of withholding accountability. The attack occurred at the start of US hostilities in Iran, with initial reports suggesting it was a targeting error based on outdated data. Critics and officials question whether the Pentagon will release the findings, amid reduced civilian oversight and a shift in military policy under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that emphasizes minimal civilian casualty accountability.

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